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Inspire Inclusion is the theme of International Women and Girls in Science Day 2024. Aboriginal women in science are doing just that, inspiring others to understand and value women's inclusion, to forge a better world.

Updated data has provided further evidence that biodiversity is in decline across New South Wales, and urgent action is needed to prevent half our threatened species becoming extinct in the next 100 years.

The NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water will conduct routine annual kangaroo surveys across the Western Plains of New South Wales during June and July 2024.

NSW air quality was good overall for 2023, according to report.

Ebor Falls, one of New England's most scenic and beloved natural attractions, will welcome visitors back on Saturday 4 May as the visitor precinct officially reopens after a $5.5 million upgrade.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has commenced its autumn hazard reduction program for the Southern Ranges Branch with the successful completion of a burn in Yanununbeyan State Conservation Area in mid-March and a 935-hectare burn at Central Flea Creek, Brindabella National Park in

An unconventional yet effective team are helping to tackle Phytophthora dieback in Barrington Tops National Park.

The Bats in Backyards project is spreading its wings, expanding its crucial research efforts to Nyngan, Mungindi, and Weemelah.

The NSW Government is giving Sydney coastal councils an additional 12 months’ consultation before the implementation of the Universal Beachwatch Partnership Program which provides information on water quality at our beaches and waterways.

The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust welcomes two new board members to support work to expand private land conservation in New South Wales.